Atlanta, USA
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- 71,000 capacity
- Groups + round of 32
Indoor bowl energy with fast turnaround logistics for broadcast crews.
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Hosts
This is the venue layer: where each city sits in the schedule, how the stadium reads on broadcast, and what makes the stop feel distinct.
Venue rhythm
The host layer gives the site a stronger editorial spine: atmosphere, travel, architecture, and the texture around each stop.
Host circuit
Atlanta, USA
Indoor bowl energy with fast turnaround logistics for broadcast crews.
Boston, USA
East-coast anchor for late-night kickoff windows and fan village programming.
Dallas, USA
One of the largest production footprints on the entire circuit.
Guadalajara, Mexico
Tighter city-center rhythm with sharp supporter travel demand.
Houston, USA
Climate-controlled host with premium studio-adjacency potential.
Kansas City, USA
One of the loudest supporter bowls in the bracket.
Los Angeles, USA
High-spec premium venue with a strong entertainment crossover audience.
Mexico City, Mexico
Historic opener destination with the broadest symbolic weight in the field.
Miami, USA
A natural social-content hub with late-night match programming.
Monterrey, Mexico
Steep bowl geometry that reads exceptionally well on broadcast.
New York/New Jersey, USA
The defining showpiece stop for the trophy lift and post-match ceremony.
Philadelphia, USA
Dense supporter culture and strong rail-connected fan travel.
San Francisco Bay Area, USA
Tech-forward hospitality lanes and strong creator access potential.
Seattle, USA
One of the strongest pure football atmospheres in the host lineup.
Toronto, Canada
Compact stadium fabric that favors intimate fan-cam and creator work.
Vancouver, Canada
Domed west-coast stop with a clean all-day watch-party profile.
Host cities
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